Exhibitions
SOLO & 2 PERSON
Visual Artists Ireland : Professional Member
2020 | Gormley Fine Art | Dublin |
2010 | Oriel Gallery | Dublin |
2008 | Chelsea Flower Show | London |
2006 | Gallery 27 Cork St. | London |
2005 | Bold Gallery | Galway |
Pingvin Gallery | Oslo | |
2002 | Bruton St. Gallery | London |
2000 | Bruton St. Gallery | London |
1998 | Albemarle Gallery | London |
Gluckman Ireland House | New York | |
Museum Fine Arts | Malta | |
1997 | Hallward Gallery | Dublin |
Nelson Bell Gallery | Belfast | |
1996 | Lavit Gallery | Cork |
Kenny Gallery | Galway | |
1994 | Louth County Museum, | Dundalk |
Gordon Galley | Derry | |
Nelson Bell Gallery | Belfast | |
1991 | Kenny Gallery | Galway |
Oriel Gallery | Dublin |
Albermarle Gallery | London |
Pinvin Oslo Gallery REC | Paris |
Gormley’s Fine Art Museum of Fine Art | Malta |
Lauren Gallery | Santa Margerita Italy |
Bold Gallery | Galway |
Eigse | Carlow |
Bruton Street Gallery | London |
Hallward Gallery | Dublin |
Gordon Gallery | Derry |
David Messum Gallery | London |
Kenny Gallery | Galway |
KilkockGallery | County Kildare |
Lavit Gallery | Cork |
Gallery Hereen | Holland |
Ulster Arts Club Gallery | Belfast |
RHA | Dublin |
Oireachtas | Dublin |
Nelson Bell Gallery | Belfast |
Solomon Gallery | Dublin |
Blue Leaf Gallery | Dublin |
Gallery at Bloom | Kildare |
Newcastle Gallery | County Down |
North Louth Artists | Dundalk |

Bio
Since she began exhibiting in the late 1980s Sandra Bell has been developing and expanding her practice in cast bronze and fabricated metal sculptures. Often drawing distinct reference from the Celtic and the Classical, the themes of harmony and balance are reoccurring in her work. The simple but challenging lines give way to large spaces that allow a play of light to permeate the work. The smooth surfaces and soft curves draw the viewer in to interact with these living and uncomplicated shapes that can be seen as meditations on the human form and curvaceous abstractions of reality.
Bell has completed over twenty site-specific commission to date. Recent commissions include Unity for Cherrywood Business Park Dublin and Teachers Inspire for Dublin City University, both to be unveiled later this year.
Artist Statement
The pleasure and enjoyment in connecting with people through the creation of my sculpture delights me. I lose myself in my work and explore my inner feelings in a quiet and meditative place. I love that others viewing my sculpture may share part of my experience and find meaning and relevance in the work that I do.
Commissions
2020 | Cherrywood Business Park | Unity |
2020 | Dublin City University | Teachers Inspire |
2016 | Private Commission | “The Final Bow” |
2012 | Dundalk Grammar School | “Seat of Learning |
2011 | Champshill, Garden Feature | “Lover’s Seat” |
2010 | Comhaltas Ceiiltoriri Eireann | “Harmony” |
2009 | Comhaltas Ceiiltoriri Eireann | “Torc” |
2008 | Kilkerley Parish, County Louth | “Mother and Child” |
2007 | Private Commission | “St.Ita” |
2007 | The Grange, England | “Blythe Spirit” |
2007 | The Grange, England | “Sculpture Seat” |
2006 | Bentley Villas, Dun Laoghaire | “The Gift” |
2006 | Rose Project, Dublin | “Rosebowl” |
2004 | Roman Abramavinch, Fyning Hill Estate | |
2003 | Cork County Council, Bandon | “Wandering Aengus” |
2003 | Bon Secour Care Village | “Leading Light” |
2002 | Champshill, Garden Feature | “Enigma” |
2002 | Dundalk Urban District Council | “Rhythm and Rhyme” |
2001 | Champshill, Garden Feature | “Gerontius” |
2001 | Green Mount College, Antrim | “Solace” |
2000 | Dublin Corporation, Rialto | “Spirit of Rialto” |
1998 | Dublin Corporation, Pearse Square | “Harmony Pearse Square” |

Collections
Personal Collection of William Jefferson Clinton | Setanta Communications Limited |
Avonmore P.L.C. | Allied Irish Banks |
CITI Bank | Bank of Ireland |
Department of External Affairs | Dublin Institute of Technology |
I.K.E.I. Panasonic, Dundalk | P.M. Management Software |
International Investment and Underwriters (I.I.U) | Wolf Development Ltd. |
K.P.M.G. | First National Building Society |
Ulster Museum | Gluckman Ireland House |
Elan Corporation P.L.C. | Musuem of Fine Art, Malta |
Wexford County Museum | Bowerman Trust |
Douglas Newman and Good | Sisters of Bon Secour |
A.R.U.P. | S.I.S. Ltd |
Dundalk U.D.C.O. | Irish Embassy Oslo |
Cork County Council | Rose Project |
Russian Embassy Dublin | Dun Laoghaire Co. Co. |
Kearys of Cork | Chamber of Commerce, Dublin |
Inshydonney Lodge and Spar | Galway Clinic |
Cork County Council | Anglo-Irish Bank, London |
Cara Environmental Technology | Private collections worldwide |
Sir Martyn Arbib – Cultham Court | Unileaver P.L.C. |
Private Collection Worldwide |